What do the two bills say that would eliminate the income tax for many Americans
Two Democratic bills in the U.S. propose to eliminate income tax for taxpayers with certain income thresholds, providing a fiscal relief for millions of families.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara: Considering the Preparation of a Temporary Budget Proposal
Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara has conveyed to senior members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party the intention to prepare a temporary budget proposal amid concerns that the initial budget for fiscal 2026 may not be enacted within the current fiscal year.
Brussels urges the new Fiscal Authority to 'not receive instructions' from the Ministry: 'Spain must ensure compliance with the directive'
The European Commission has urged Spain's new Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) to maintain independence from government directives in the appointment of its leadership.
In at least 15 provinces governors face salary conflicts and fiscal challenges
Governors in at least 15 provinces of Argentina are dealing with salary disputes and deteriorating fiscal situations due to declining revenue.
MTN Nigeria rebounds with N1.1tn profit
MTN Nigeria has reported a remarkable profit of N1.1 trillion for the financial year 2025, indicating a recovery from previous fiscal challenges.
Moraes orders the arrest of accountant suspected of violating fiscal confidentiality of relatives of authorities
Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes has ordered the preventive arrest of Washington Travassos de Azevedo, who is alleged to have been one of the masterminds behind a criminal organization that sold confidential data of Brazilian authorities and their families.
Accountant arrested by Moraes after leaking data of relatives of STF minister
An accountant has been in custody for over a week in Rio de Janeiro on suspicion of involvement in the leak of fiscal data belonging to relatives of STF minister Alexandre de Moraes.
Why Greece Does Not Lower Fuel Taxes? The Hidden 'Piggy Bank' and the Subsidies
Greece is refraining from lowering fuel taxes due to fiscal constraints and the need to maintain budget revenues amidst ongoing economic challenges.
Debt brake: Big loan, small impact
The German government is facing criticism over the use of new loans, as most funds have not been directed toward investments as promised.
Iran funding emerges as key test for Johnson's razor-thin House majority
The proposed multibillion-dollar funding request by the Trump administration for Iran could be contested by GOP members concerned about increasing budget deficits.
The Legacy of Haddad
Brazil's Minister Fernando Haddad reflects on his nearly three-year tenure at the Ministry of Finance as he prepares to run for the governor of São Paulo.
DRC: a new report confirms the uncontrolled increase in the payroll in the public service
A recent report confirms a significant increase in the payroll for civil servants in the Democratic Republic of Congo, rising from $2.75 billion in 2021 to an estimated $4.58 billion in 2025.
Fernando Haddad surfed on economic growth but slipped on fiscal; see the numbers
Fernando Haddad's time at the Ministry of Finance is characterized by economic growth but significant challenges in fiscal management.
USCIS reaches the cap for H-2B visas for the second half of fiscal year 2026
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that it has received enough applications to reach the regulatory maximum of H-2B visas for the second half of fiscal year 2026.
S&P raises Ireland's rating to AA+, highlighting its 'strong' economic profile
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Ireland's sovereign debt rating from AA to AA+, citing a stronger economic and budgetary profile.
Scope: Greek Credit Rating Unchanged at BBB with Positive Outlook
Scope Ratings has affirmed Greece's credit rating at BBB with a positive outlook, supported by strong fiscal performance and favorable debt structure.
Scope: Greek credit rating stable at BBB with positive outlook – The impact of the energy crisis on the Greek economy
Scope Ratings has confirmed Greece's credit rating at BBB with positive prospects, citing strong fiscal performance and structural support from European institutions as key factors.
Chicago's teetering debt is stark warning left-wing mayor is fueling 'pay later' doom cycle: expert
Chicago is facing severe financial difficulties under Mayor Brandon Johnson, with a projected billion-dollar budget gap and a fiscal outlook clouded by debt and pension obligations.
See 15 moments in Fernando Haddad's management at the Ministry of Finance
Fernando Haddad, who led Brazil’s Ministry of Finance for nearly 1,200 days, has left his position to run in this year’s elections, marking his tenure with numerous achievements and conflicts with Congress.
Last days to request ABL exemption: more than 4,200 bars, restaurants, and hotels have already accessed the benefit
Bars, restaurants, and hotels in Buenos Aires have until March 31 to apply for a six-month exemption from ABL, a crucial fiscal benefit amid declining economic activity.
Treasury dismisses effects from rising oil prices: 'We'll compensate for the impact'
Mexico's Treasury Secretary Edgar Amador claims the fiscal effects from rising oil prices due to the conflict in Iran will be neutral, with expectations of compensating for the impact.
Fiscal Rules: Their Evolution Written in Crises
This article examines the evolution of fiscal rules in Brazil over the past three decades as a response to government overspending and debt accumulation.
Expanding access to MEI is a mistake
The Brazilian Chamber approved urgent consideration of a bill to increase the revenue limit for micro-entrepreneurs, raising concerns about fiscal responsibility.
Why the War in the Gulf Revives Europe's Worst Nightmares
The energy war in the Gulf threatens to plunge Europe into a significant crisis, potentially with far-reaching fiscal and energy repercussions.
Riikka Purra: Big Savings Coming
Riikka Purra, Finland's Minister of Finance and leader of the Finns Party, spoke about significant upcoming budget cuts and the need for political accountability in an event held for political journalists.
Economist: The government is trying to avert the shock of fuel price spikes and prevent a new economic crisis
The Latvian government is under pressure to implement short-term fiscal measures to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices on households.
Positive prospects for Titan with a 400 million euro business plan
Titan Group is entering a new fiscal year with a cautiously optimistic outlook, backed by a 350 to 400 million euro investment program for 2026, despite existing geopolitical uncertainties and economic pressures.
US Budget for the Iran War: "Will it Amount to a Trillion Dollars?"
The Pentagon seeks an additional $200 billion from Congress for the Iran war, igniting fiscal concerns among some conservatives.
US Budget for Iraq War: 'Will it become a trillion dollars?'
The Pentagon plans to request an additional $200 billion from Congress for the Iraq War, sparking internal tensions among Republicans regarding fiscal conservatism.
The Difficult Task of Reforming the State
The article discusses the challenges Argentina faces in reducing public spending to meet economic targets set in the Pacto de Mayo.
Readers' Letters: Coherence, the Tax Operation Puloil, the Once Tragedy
The article presents letters from readers addressing various issues including political coherence, alleged fiscal operations, and reflections on tragic events in Argentina.
Durigan Takes Over the Treasury with the Challenge to Shield Fiscal Policies and Pave the Economy for Possible Lula 4
Dario Durigan is set to officially take over as Brazil's Minister of Finance, tasked with managing fiscal pressures in an election year while preparing for the potential continuation of Lula's economic policies.
The Autumn Plan that Caputo is discussing includes a 'payback' for domestic debts
Toto Caputo is concerned about the current economic situation in Argentina, citing rising inflation and falling revenue as key issues under discussion in secret economic team meetings.
Central Bank and Treasury are Pressured by War and Fiscal Deficit
The Central Bank of Brazil has reduced its interest rate from 15% to 14.75% in response to geopolitical uncertainties and fiscal pressures stemming from the Middle Eastern conflict.
Green Budget Lawsuit: This Debt Policy is a Tragedy
The Green party in Germany is contemplating a legal challenge against what they perceive as unconstitutional government budget policies, arguing for responsible fiscal management amidst ongoing crises.
Definitions in Congress: Benegas Lynch and Ardohain anticipate plans for Agriculture in the Senate and Deputies
In the Argentine Congress, plans for deregulation and fiscal pressure reduction in the agriculture sector were discussed by key officials from both the Senate and the Deputies.
Redditometro 4.0: Here's How the Tax Authority Verifies Our Income. What You Need to Know
The new Redditometro 4.0 is a modernized tool introduced in Italy to detect tax evasion by comparing declared income with actual spending.
"The Expiration Bill as a Hostage..." Prime Minister Takii Holds Firm on Year-End Passage, Sighs from Liberal Democratic Party in the House of Councillors
Prime Minister Sanae Takii is insisting on the passage of the initial budget proposal for the fiscal year 2026 by the end of the current fiscal year, amidst challenges in the House of Councillors regarding budget-related laws.
Montero announces that the deficit closed at 2.5% in 2025 and expects Brussels to deactivate fiscal rules if the war prolongs
Spain's deficit for 2025 has been reported at 2.5% of GDP, as announced by Finance Minister María Jesús Montero, who highlighted compliance with EU commitments without budget cuts.
USA with record public debt after a few weeks of war in Iran
The article discusses the implications of rising U.S. public debt amid ongoing military conflicts and fiscal policies.
TBS finances should be supported by the Seoul City and 25 autonomous districts
A proposal has emerged to diversify the financial structure of TBS to secure fiscal independence, suggesting that both Seoul City and its 25 autonomous districts should share funding while incorporating sponsorship and donation models.
Podcast reviews the Brazilian economy under the command of Fernando Haddad
Fernado Haddad, the Brazilian Minister of Finance, is expected to leave his position to run for governor of São Paulo after successfully passing several fiscal and tax reforms.
The IMF warns: The world is sinking in a swamp of debt
The IMF warns that global sovereign debt has reached alarming levels, poised to exceed 100% of global GDP by the end of the decade.
Fiscal contest: deputy delegate of the Legislative will be reviewed by technical team
A technical team from the Citizen Participation and Social Control Council (CPCCS) will review the file of Jorge Espinoza Espinoza, the deputy delegate from the Legislative Function to the citizen selection commission overseeing the attorney general contest.
Why War Makes Oil More Vulnerable to Inflation or Higher Fiscal Costs in Mexico?
The escalation of conflicts in key oil-producing regions has placed oil at the forefront of the global economy, providing Mexico with increased export revenues but also exposing it to higher inflation and fiscal risks.
The tax exemption law promoted by Milei benefits Lázaro Báez, a Kirchnerist businessman imprisoned for corruption
Javier Milei's fiscal innocence law has partially exonerated the imprisoned businessman Lázaro Báez, implicated in corruption during the Kirchner era.
VIDEOS: BDP of Wednesday, March 18, 2026
The article covers various significant events, including the arrest of a lieutenant colonel in São Paulo, Israel's military actions in Iran, and announcements regarding fiscal measures in Brazil.
Prime Minister Takichi "Difficult to Answer" vs. Party Leader "Crisis of Democracy" due to Compressed Deliberations
Prime Minister Sanae Takichi refrained from commenting on the shortened deliberation time in the House of Representatives for the 2026 fiscal budget, leading to criticism from opposition leaders about a crisis in democratic processes.
Social Inequality: Deep and Well Protected
Social inequality in Mexico remains persistent, exacerbated by the government's refusal to implement effective redistributive fiscal policies.
Council tax calculator 2026: How much will bills rise and what band is my house?
Residents in the UK are facing a 4.99% increase in council tax bills starting April 1, 2026, with many councils citing fiscal challenges as the reason for the hike.